Orangeries Liverpool

It's up to you which material that you choose to have fitted in your roof lantern blind, there are a wide variety to choose from depending on your taste of decor and specific requirements. Reflective material is one of the more popular choices, reflects the heat during the summer and then keeps warmth contained during winter, whilst still allowing light through from the roof lantern. Another option is blackout blinds, this is ideal for home-cinema owners who wish to get the full movie theatre experience when watching their films.

Our professional construction experts can install your roof lantern blinds seamlessly into your home, keeping the aesthetic qualities of your decor intact. The streamlined, wire-free design means that there is very little impact on the look of your roof lantern, whilst giving you much greater control over the ambience and use of your living space. Installation is also a quick process and you can feel safe in the knowledge that our construction experts will leave your home in an immaculate condition.

Controlling your new roof lantern blind is easy as picking up the wireless electronic remote and pressing a button. This simple to use device makes drawing and undrawing the blinds a painless process, which we'll happily talk you through after we've completed installation.

"How much are your Orangeries?
These builds are too bespoke to quote an average price. The cost of your new Orangery will depend on the size, shape, windows and door, as well as the finer details such as colour, paint and lighting.

Did you know you can spread the cost? Head to our finance section to find out more.

An orangery is a type of extension that combines brick or stone construction with large windows and a lantern-style roof. It provides additional living space and is often used for growing plants or as a versatile room.

Orangeries offer several benefits, including increased natural light, a seamless connection with the outdoors, added living space, potential for plant cultivation, and the opportunity to create a unique architectural feature.

Yes, we can, bespoke orangeries can be designed to harmonize with the existing architectural style of your home. You can choose from various window styles, brickwork, glazing options, and roofing materials to ensure a cohesive and personalized look.

Orangeries can feature different types of glazing, including double glazing, triple glazing, self-cleaning glass, or even energy-efficient glass. Each type offers unique benefits such as improved insulation, reduced noise, or easier maintenance.

Orangeries can incorporate various door options, such as French doors, sliding doors, bi-fold doors, or even bespoke door designs. The choice depends on factors like space availability, desired functionality, and the overall design concept.

Yes, you can select the type of roof for your orangery. Options include lantern roofs, tiled roofs, glass roofs, or even solid roofs for a more traditional appearance. Each option offers distinct characteristics in terms of aesthetics and insulation.

The brickwork for orangeries can be crafted from various materials, including traditional bricks, reclaimed bricks, or even specially selected bricks to match the existing property. The choice depends on your desired look and budget.

The need for planning permission depends on factors such as the size, location, and the specific guidelines of your local authority. It is recommended to consult with professionals or the local planning department to determine if permission is required.

Yes, orangeries can be designed for year-round use by incorporating proper insulation, heating, and ventilation systems. This ensures a comfortable living space regardless of the season or external weather conditions.

Absolutely! Orangeries can be designed to serve as versatile spaces, including dining areas or extensions of your kitchen. With the right design and layout, you can create a seamless flow between your orangery and other living spaces.

Yes, underfloor heating can be installed in your orangery, providing efficient and comfortable heating throughout the space. It eliminates the need for radiators, allowing for more flexibility in furniture placement.

Yes, you can incorporate blinds, curtains, or shading options in your orangery to control sunlight, privacy, and temperature. There are various styles and materials available to match your preferred aesthetic and functional requirements.

Orangeries can be designed to meet the specific requirements and restrictions of listed buildings or conservation areas. Working with professionals who have experience in such projects ensures compliance with regulations and the preservation of architectural integrity.

The lifespan of an orangery depends on several factors, including the materials used, the quality of construction, and the level of maintenance. With proper care, an orangery can last for several decades, providing long-term enjoyment.

Yes, it is possible to convert an existing conservatory into an orangery. This involves making structural modifications to enhance the brickwork, windows, and roof design, transforming the space into a more substantial and integrated structure.

From start to finish throughout the construction of the project, you will be issued an installation manager. They will be your point of contact and take control of your every need.

From your initial idea of what you envisage, to what is possible. We at Allerton Windows want to build and develop your bespoke design.

From your initial idea through to the complete project. We will walk you through every step. With our hands-on management, you will have full confidence that you are getting what you envisage.